Cheapest Degree in Accounting or Business to qualify for CPA exam?

[nykorn]

Thanks. A while ago I had asked for career path advice and I was told if you can pick from a second Bachelor's or a Master's, always go for the Master's because there are jobs that distinguish the two in pay and hiring practices even if the knowledge might be the same between the two degrees.

[wow]

True, but you don't actually have to graduate from tesu to get a transcript from them. You can be a student for a while and then drop out (for example, by taking teceps in areas where you need credit). Anything I'm saying is specifically focused on getting the CPA as cheaply (and maybe quickly) as possible, not about getting an additional degree of any type. We can argue about whether having another master's degree in addition to the CPA is a boost or not until the cows come home, but I don't see the point. For some people it will be worth it, for others it won't.